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Chattanooga's Catherine Campbell and Lexington's Scott Whiddon will be playing the WoodShop Listening Room on Friday, April 21st.
Catherine Campbell is an indie/folk singer-songwriter who was raised in Lexington, Kentucky and is now based in Chattanooga. Campbell‘s songs are described as dreamy ditties, romantic reflections, twilight ballads.
Scott Whiddon is a writer, teacher, and musician living in Lexington, KY. His new record, The Best of Intentions, arrives late Summer 2023 on all platforms.
A forthcoming single, “Maybe That’s Enough For Now,” features keyboardist Jay Gonzalez of the Drive-By Truckers; produced by J. Tom Hnatow (Ringo Starr; Horse Feathers; Mynabyrds; These United States).
Scott has shared stages with artists ranging from jamband stalwart Jerry Joseph to indie rock legends Elf Power to NPR/Pitchfork fave Lucy Dacus.
Tickets are $7 presale, $10 day of show. Doors open at 5pm, with music at 8pm (*no cover until 7pm)
The Woodshop Listening Room is located 5500 St Elmo Avenue. Learn more at https://thewoodshoplisteningroom.com/